Category: Investing In Jersey

Why improving St Helier’s Public Realm is a win for everyone

St Helier is the beating heart of Jersey – a place where people live, work, shop, and socialise. But like many urban centres, it faces challenges: congestion, limited green space, and streets that don’t always feel safe or welcoming. That’s why investing in St Helier’s public realm is more important than ever.  The St Helier … Read more Why improving St Helier’s Public Realm is a win for everyone

Building a stronger financial future for Jersey 

By Deputy Elaine Millar, Minister for Treasury and Resources  This year’s proposed Budget reflects a careful balance between supporting Islanders today and preparing Jersey for the challenges of tomorrow.   Our aim is to invest in essential services – healthcare, children’s wellbeing, and modern infrastructure – alongside a capital programme that includes improvements to Fort Regent, new healthcare facilities and upgrading … Read more Building a stronger financial future for Jersey 

What is the Public Realm – and why it matters for our wellbeing 

When we step outside our homes – onto streets, into parks, along waterfronts – we enter the public realm. These are the shared spaces that belong to all of us. They’re where we walk, meet friends, enjoy nature, travel, and experience daily life. Whether it’s a bustling town square or a quiet parish green, the … Read more What is the Public Realm – and why it matters for our wellbeing 

News this week… New EU Entry/Exit system, applications for civil celebrants open and Disability Inclusion Report published

This week, the Government of Jersey shared several strategic updates reflecting its commitment to public service, community wellbeing, and long-term development. European Union Entry/Exit SystemThe Government explains the EU’s new Entry/Exit System (EES), which will affect how non-EU nationals, including Jersey residents, travel to the Schengen Area. Islanders are encouraged to stay informed and plan … Read more News this week… New EU Entry/Exit system, applications for civil celebrants open and Disability Inclusion Report published

News this week… early years education and care, a new priority bus gate and free tyre checks

This week, the Government of Jersey shared several strategic updates reflecting its commitment to public service, community wellbeing, and long-term development. Views of parents and carers on early years education and care The Minister for Education and Lifelong Learning published a new research report on early childhood education and care, based on the views of more than … Read more News this week… early years education and care, a new priority bus gate and free tyre checks

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The week’s news… funding for childcare, organ donors and annual vaccine campaign

Last week, the Government of Jersey shared several strategic updates reflecting its commitment to public service, community wellbeing, and long-term development. States Employment Board pleads guilty The Vice Chair of the States Employment Board (SEB) and the Chief Fire Officer both issued statements after the SEB pleaded guilty to charges following an investigation by the … Read more The week’s news… funding for childcare, organ donors and annual vaccine campaign

News this week… Budget 2026-2029 published, community inclusion and international relations

This week, the Government of Jersey shared several strategic updates reflecting its commitment to public service, community wellbeing, and long-term development. 2026–2029 Budget: Investing in Jersey’s future The Government of Jersey has unveiled its proposed Budget 2026-2029, committing £1 billion to capital projects over four years. Priorities include expanded nursery provision, healthcare upgrades, and digital … Read more News this week… Budget 2026-2029 published, community inclusion and international relations

Highlights from the Government of Jersey

Here’s your weekly round-up of last week’s news, long-reads (blogs), and updates on important initiatives from the Government of Jersey. 📰 News Update from JCIS on enquiries to establish identity of individual The Jersey Customs and Immigration Service confirmed that a man who falsely claimed to be British citizen David Henry Law has no right … Read more Highlights from the Government of Jersey

Investing in learning, skills, and youth facilities – building futures for Jersey

Statement by Deputy Rob Ward, Minister for Education Education is the foundation of opportunity, wellbeing, and community life in Jersey. From a child’s first steps into nursery to a young adult’s transition into work or further study, our schools, colleges, and youth services shape not only academic outcomes but the future of our Island. Yet … Read more Investing in learning, skills, and youth facilities – building futures for Jersey